Sand Springs reaches 30 total cases of COVID-19, Oklahoma at 3280

The number of COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma has risen to 3280 with 2167 recoveries, leaving 1113 active cases. The virus has claimed 197 lives statewide, but nobody has died in the past 24 hours. 306 individuals are currently hospitalized. Sand Springs has totaled 30 cases, with one death and 21 recoveries.

The state has currently processed 53,338 negative tests and has more than 48,000 collection kits available. A complete list of drive-through testing sites can be found at this link.

The Centers for Disease Control are reporting 957,875 cases nationwide with 53,922 deaths. Oklahoma is 34th in total cases (42nd per capita) and 29th in total deaths.

The World Health Organization is reporting 2,858,635 cases worldwide with 196,295 deaths. The United States lead the world in total cases, followed by Spain with 219,764, Italy with 195,351, and Germany with 154,175.

Personal care businesses such as hair salons, barbershops, spas, nail salons, and pet groomers have been allowed to reopen in Sand Springs, with restrictions. They can take appointments only, with no walk-ins.

Beginning Friday, May 1st, dining, entertainment, sporting venues, gyms, churches, and tattoo parlors will be allowed to reopen citywide, all with restrictions. Bars will be required to remain closed for the foreseeable future.